Hagley News : February 2016

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Welcome to Hagley News ONLINE : February 2016
We hope you enjoy this our first digital newsletter packed with some great stories, helpful information and links to our website. Hagley is an exciting place and we look forward to bringing you future editions in this format that enables us to get it to more people, and for you to be able to share with friends!

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From us at Hagley College... Enjoy!

Mike Fowler

Jenni Holden: Hagley's Systems Specialist

Even though her job title is Student Systems, Jenni’s goals are all about helping staff.

Marty Anderson

Hagley College: Student Guide 2016

In case you have missed this go-to guide of all things important here it is, with links to our website, or download if you need a copy now!

Charlotte Sowman

What Happens in a Quake?

The recent earthquake has highlighted that everyone at Hagley needs to be familiar with our earthquake response plan, should a quake occur during the school day. Our teachers have been through this plan with our students. We’d like you to know about this as well.

Mike Fowler

Outstanding Scholarship Winner: Hagley Animator McGregor Allen

It’s a bold move going directly from high school to chase a position in Wellington’s internationally known Weta Workshop, the leading design and effects facility servicing the world’s creative industries with credits from a huge number of projects from the Hobbit to the Lord of the Rings. However, it’s a step Hagley Design student McGregor Allen is about to take.

Marie Stribling

21st Century Learning

So what’s all this 21st century learning about? How is 21st century learning different?

Charlotte Sowman

What Happens in a Quake?

Rowan Milburn

Spotlight on Jack Rodgers

Jack Rodgers is one of Hagley's new Year 9 students. Find out a little more about him and how he is finding the College.

Marie Stribling

The School of Apps brings 21st century learning to life.

The new mobile technological age has created opportunities that used to be seen only in science fiction movies. But now students at Hagley are putting their creative skills to work designing apps for the mobile world.

Mike Fowler

What does Hagley look like?

Hagley’s lots of things for many different learners in our region! Adolescent and adult students, full-time and part-time based both on the Hagley campus and across the city, with programmes running from 8.40am to 9.00pm four days a week.

Mike Fowler

Hagley Principal Mike Fowler on What Matters

What’s important at Hagley, a school with a 158 year old history so that it’s nearly as old as Christchurch itself? At the start of the year, we’ve been re-affirming what matters.

Charlotte Sowman

Parent Teacher Interviews Coming Up

Follow the steps below to book in your interview time for the upcoming parent teacher interviews.

Marty Anderson

Since When Campaign: Changing Perceptions, Transforming Attitudes...

You may have noticed buses and street signs displaying our fun campaign aimed at provoking thought and discussion around a number of key issues that have existed out there for some time.

Rowan Milburn

Spotlight on one of Hagley's newest students

Jen Rayner is a new student to Hagley and is in Year 13 at the College. Find out a bit more about her and how she is finding it

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